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50 Cent is keeping his distance from public debates around religion and politics—and he’s clear about why.
While recently speaking about a new film he produced titled Moses the Black, the rap mogul and media executive explained that he’s intentionally cautious about weighing in on polarizing topics. According to 50, the backlash and controversy faced by high-profile artists who speak openly on those subjects serve as a warning.
He pointed to Kanye West and Nicki Minaj as examples, noting how quickly public opinion can turn when celebrities share strong views tied to religion or politics. In his eyes, those conversations often overshadow the work itself and pull attention away from creative contributions.
Instead, 50 said he prefers to focus on storytelling and building impactful projects—like Moses the Black—without inviting unnecessary controversy. The approach reflects his long-standing strategy of staying calculated in public while continuing to expand his footprint in film, television, and entertainment behind the scenes.
50 Cent uses Kanye West and Nicki Minaj as examples as he explains why he stays away from speaking publicly about religion and politics, when he was recently spotted discussing a new movie he produced called “Moses the Black.”
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